1: A Contemporary Majolica Figure of a Seated Leopard, polychrome decoration, height 23 in.

2: An Anglo-American Oak and Brass Chandelier Candle Lighter and Snuffer c. 1900-1910, the brass lighter and snuffer mounted on an oak pole of 53 in. length.

3: A Pair of English Carved Oak Barley Twist Candlesticks, height 16.5in

4: A Pair of Polychromed Weighted Brass Bookends, c. 1920-1925, depicting Dante seated on a bench, height 6.5in.

5: A Pair of Sarreguemines Pottery Cabinet Plates, c. 1880-1890, of, respectively, Aux Fleches de Cupidon and L'Amour Aveugle, fully signedand numbered, diameter 8.5in.

6: An Italian Polychrome Wrought Tin and Pottery Table Lamp, c. 1940, inthe form of a pineapple on stepped plinth base, height 26 in.

7: A Large German Bisque Garniture Figure, c. 1890-1895, polychromed in pale blue and white, of a young Restauration lady-of-fashion, height 23.5in.

8: A Capodimonte Porcelain Snuffbox of Escutcheon Form, c. 1885-1890, together with a gilt brass-mounted Meissen porcelain sweetmeat box ofheart-form, c. 1880-1885, and a gilt brass-mounted porcelain box of heart form in the Limoges style, c. 1920-1925,

9: An Antique Delft Blue and White Tile, c. 1785-1790, featuring a seaside villa, 5 in. square.

10: A Collection of Twelve Antique Delft Tiles in White and Manganese, c. 1765-1780, featuring architectural and ship vignettes and one swan, framed in a single "window pane" arrangement, height 25.25in., width 18.75in.

11: A Pair of Lithophanes, Probably German, c. 1875-1890, of, respectively, "Peasant Brother and Sister with Their Faithful Dog" and "The Gently-Bred Sisters with Their Faithful Dog", each height 6 in., width 4.75in.

12: A Portuguese Majolica Covered Figural Jam Jar, c. 1900-1910, in the form of a mallard duck seated upon a leaf, of Calsas da Rainha manufacture, height 4 1/2 in., length 6 in., width 6.5in.

13: A Polychrome Majolica Dish, c. 1885-1890, oak leaf form with acorns in relief, unsigned, length 12.25in., width 9 in.

14: A Fine Continental Majolica Leaf-Form Dish, c. 1885-1890, having a songbird perched on a gather of twigs, height 5 in., width 10 in., length 10 in.

15: An English Majolica Polychromed Floral and Basketweave Water Pitcher,c. 1885-1890, having incised diamond pattern with a desirable mauve ground, height 7.75in., length 9 in., depth 8.5in.

16: An Unusual Anglo-American Ironstone Pitcher, c. 1875-1890, depicting relief scene of an American Indian in headdress and an Indian encampment of several tepees amongst trees with blue glaze, beaded blue glaze handle with Indian mask, height 5.25in.,

17: A Staffordshire Pottery Inkwell, c. 1825-1830, modelled as a strawberry-form inkwell, a strawberry-form shot vase and a foliate pen holder, all on a strawberry leaf base, height 3 in., width 6 in.,length 6.25in.

18: A Small Newhall Porcelain Cream Pitcher, c. 1790-1800, unusually attractive floral decoration, height 3.5in.

19: A Large Collection of Antique Liverpool, Leeds & Staffordshire Pottery and Porcelain, c. 1800-1830, including a Liverpool feather- edge tea plate, c. 1800, a pearlware tea bowl and saucer, a similar pearlware tea plate, a pearlware wastebowl, a

20: A Leeds Blue Feather-Edge Creamware Sweetmeat Dish of Leaf Form, c. 1780-1800, together with two English Majolica dessert dishes of leaf form, c. 1885-1890; one Majolica dish in green, brown and ochre, the other in pale green, ivory and ice-blue,